To spice and spend up conversations through online chat, there are many slang that people often use. Knowing the meaning of these slang helps in using them appropriately and also avoids embarrassment in online Chat .
These chat acronyms have become a language of their own, streamlining conversations and adding an element of efficiency to our text-based interactions
Here we are going to talk about ‘OSIM’, a slang that has caught the attention of users in chat rooms and messaging apps.
Are you wondering what OSIM actually means? Let’s find out
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What is OSIM?
OSIM could stand for different acronyms, and contents and mean differently. According to Acronym Finder, it stands for ‘Shit It’s Monday’, or ‘He Is Telling Me’.
but in the context of online chat in Nigeria or other countries, OSIM translates as slang.
Meaning of OSIM in Chat
Have you come across a message or the phrase ‘OSIM’ while chatting online? The best way to understand it is to reflect on the context of the current conversation to figure out what prompted it and what could be an alternative reply. Most often, OSIM comes in a time of surprise, and it could be best described to mean “and you said…”
‘OSIM’ is believed to have been coined from the Igbo language and could be best used in pidgin English.
The reason why it’s safe and best to believe ‘OSIM’ means “and you said” or “and you told me” or “and you are telling me” is because most people of chat Apps like TikTok happen to translate it like this. Only a few though otherwise
Another possible interpretation of OSIM is ‘Awesome’, which rhythm with the pronunciation of ‘osim’, however, this belief is not strong among users if you analyze replies from the trend.
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How to use ‘OSIM’ in Chat
Unfortunately, many people use the phrase ‘OSIM’ wrongly in Chat Apps. To use it appropriately, it has to come in the context of telling a person something that is less relevant, not supposed to be told, not true, or to do something instead of another. For example, ” You are a student but Osim you graduated last year.” meaning: ” You are a student but you told me that you graduated last year.”
Conclusion
The explanation about ‘osim’ in the context of this article is per our research and analytical findings. You can tell us your thoughts if you have any.
